Discover the benefits of learning online and develop your gardening skills in your own time and at a pace to suit you with our brand new self-guided courses.
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Online self-guided - ongoing
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Friday, 30 July 2021 - 9:00am to Saturday, 1 January 2022 - 9:00am
This beautiful garden set in Scottland is a must visit. The garden showcases a large wildlife-friendly garden, orchard, kitchen garden, pond, greenhouse, conservatory, herbaceous borders and a secret garden for you to discover, which Susan has cared for organically, for the last 30 years.
Join us for an hour to discover how to manage common garden pests and diseases organically in your garden with one of our experts. This talk aims to give you an overview of some key methods to managing pests that we use here at Garden Organic.
Join us to hear how you can transform your containers and small spaces into a thriving organic oasis. This course is led by balcony and container-growing expert, Chris Collins. Living in a flat in London, Chris is a pro in making the most of small spaces and containers, creating beautiful displays of pollinator-friendly flowers, and cultivating his own organic food in abundance.
Notice of the 34th Annual General Meeting of The Henry Doubleday Research Association. (working name Garden Organic, “the Company”) Company no. 02188402
Join our Heritage Seed Library team on an exclusive behind the scenes tour of our seed saving facilities and growing areas as they share their expert advice and techniques around growing and preserving seed effectively.
Our 'Next Steps to seed saving, trickier annuals ' webinar is the perfect follow-on from our ‘Introduction to Seed Saving’ course and is ideal for those with some experience of saving seed from vegetables.
Our 'Next Steps to seed saving biennials' webinar is the perfect follow-on from our ‘Introduction to Seed Saving’ course and is ideal for those with some experience of saving seed from vegetables.
With increasing weather extremes polytunnel growing really is a powerful ally in the battle against climate change. As well as delightfully extending the growing season, Kim will explain how to use a polytunnel or greenhouse all year round to produce growing whatever the weather.
